Digital forensics is the disciplined recovery, preservation, and analysis of electronic evidence in a way that stands up in court. The difference between "data" and "evidence" is documentation — and that is what we build into every case from the first minute.
When do you need digital forensics?
- Suspected employee data theft, IP theft, or sabotage
- Divorce, custody, or infidelity matters involving device evidence
- Fraud, harassment, stalking, or extortion
- Data breach and intrusion investigations
- Any dispute where a text, email, photo, or file could become evidence
Is digital evidence admissible in court?
It is — when handled correctly. Admissibility turns on chain of custody (a documented, unbroken record of who handled the evidence and how), sound methodology, and an examiner qualified to testify. California courts evaluate expert methods under established admissibility standards; you can review the framework in the California Evidence Code. ROHOVOT preserves evidence to that standard and can testify to it.
Why our proprietary software matters
ROHOVOT builds its own forensic tooling. That means the examiner who analyzed your evidence can explain, in precise detail, exactly how each result was produced — a level of methodological transparency that strengthens admissibility and is rarely possible when a firm depends solely on off-the-shelf tools.